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I'm sure they must talk to you as well as pose for you. I tend to put human characteristics and speech to your bird photographs (sorry) ... and I can imagine the reed bunting saying "Well come on, fill it up again." Great shots as ever, a joy to view.
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Originally posted by Blithe View PostI'm sure they must talk to you as well as pose for you. I tend to put human characteristics and speech to your bird photographs (sorry) ... and I can imagine the reed bunting saying "Well come on, fill it up again." Great shots as ever, a joy to view.-------------------------
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Originally posted by Pops View PostThanks Blithe. Birds are very capable of portraying facial expressions and body poses which just cry out for a caption.- it's a very unusual and interesting pose.
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Pops, your bird shots are as always, fantastic! How about starting an ornithological book on English backyard visitors...or a calender! My favourite just has to be the robin! You seem to capture them with such a superb quality! Mind you it is my favourite English bird of course!Jocelyn
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Originally posted by Jocelyn Walker View PostPops, your bird shots are as always, fantastic! How about starting an ornithological book on English backyard visitors...or a calender! My favourite just has to be the robin! You seem to capture them with such a superb quality! Mind you it is my favourite English bird of course!
That's an interesting sugestion you have made which I'll certainly give some thought to-------------------------
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